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  • May 5, 2010, 03:45 AM
    ScottGem
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by maurnls View Post
    She got her monthly check monday but made no attempt to turn her utilities back on

    So?

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by maurnls View Post
    F.S. also states a tenant absent from premises for a period of time equal to 1/2 the time for periodic rental payments and it also state month to month rent you must give them 15 days notice of any changes

    I know a month to month tenant must be given 15 day notice for termination (I said so in my first response), but I'm not sure that applies to changes in the rental terms. Do you have a cite for that, as well as the abandonment time frame?

    There is also the issue of how one defines absent. A person can go on vacation for two weeks. That's half the monthly rental period. Are you going to take over the property in those circumstances? Does the statute say a MINIMUM of 1/2?

    I stand by what I said, that if you find that her belongings have been removed and you can provide proof of that, especially since you have given her a pay or quit notice, you can change the locks. Are you ready to go into court for the eviction order tomorrow morning?
  • May 5, 2010, 07:12 AM
    maurnls
    [QUOTE=ScottGem;2340977]So?



    I know a month to month tenant must be given 15 day notice for termination (I said so in my first response), but I'm not sure that applies to changes in the rental terms. Do you have a cite for that, as well as the abandonment time frame?

    There is also the issue of how one defines absent. A person can go on vacation for two weeks. That's half the monthly rental period. Are you going to take over the property in those circumstances? Does the statute say a MINIMUM of 1/2?

    I stand by what I said, that if you find that her belongings have been removed and you can provide proof of that, especially since you have given her a pay or quit notice, you can change the locks. Are you ready to go into court for the eviction order tomorrow morning?

    It all worked itself out, I spoke with her today, she will be out by Saturday. Thank you for your knowledge of this situation.
  • May 5, 2010, 09:21 AM
    ScottGem
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by maurnls View Post
    It all worked itself out, I spoke with her today, she will be out by Saturday. Thank you for your knowledge of this situation.

    Glad to hear it and thanks for the update.

    For future reference, when you use the Quote user button, the quoted text is contained with bracketed quote pairs {Quote= and /Quote}. You need to make sure you keep these. It appears that you are deleting the ending quote tag so the quoted text is not set off.
  • May 5, 2010, 09:23 AM
    ScottGem
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by maurnls View Post
    It all worked itself out, I spoke with her today, she will be out by Saturday. Thank you for your knowledge of this situation.

    Glad to hear it. And thanks for the update.

    By the way, for future reference. When using the quote user feature, you have to leave the bracketed quote tags alone. Looks like you are deleting the end tag so the quotes aren't being set off.

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